- Real Madrid £359.1m
- Barcelona £325.9m
- Man United £286.4m
- Bayern Munich £264.5m
- Arsenal £224.4m
- Chelsea £209.5m
- AC Milan £193.1m
- Liverpool £184.5m
- Inter Milan £184.1m
- Juventus £167.8m
- Manchester City £125.1m
- Tottenham £119.8m
- Hamburg £119.7 m
- Lyon £119.6m
- Marseille £115.5m
- Schalke £114.5m
- Atletico Madrid £101.9m
- Roma £100.5m
- Stuttgart £94m
- Aston Villa £89.6m
Interesting that Bayern had by some distance the biggest commercial earnings (€173m) of any club in Europe. Over €20m more than Real Madrid and about €100m more than most of the premiership clubs and over €70m more than Man Utd. I’d say Liverpool are going to slip down that list a bit with the departure of Torres. Apparently he’s outsold Carroll in shirt sales at a rate of 250-1.
What’s that? Net earnings/OP or is it Sales? Presume its just sales if Chelsea are listed.
It would be much more interesting to see profitability
Revenue = sales.
Page 1 of how to be an accountant.
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